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What is a ryokan? How is it different from a hotel? And what should you expect if you stay in this traditional Japanese accommodation? We answer it all.

Japan, the home of the samurai, had been no stranger to war since the time of the rise of the samurai warrior. The samurai warriors were a distinctive socia ...

From October to December, vibrant reds, oranges, and golds adorn the country, creating a stunning display of nature's artistry.

As it's often touted, international travel lets us view the world from new perspectives. Seeing how people in vastly different cultures than ours live allows...

Suzuhiro Group, a small side company founded in the 1860s, has grown into a budding tourism complex and the eight-largest fish paste producer in Japan

Joshua Meyer shares his experience staying the night in the cabin from the terrifying J-horror film 'Ringu'. Read more on Dread Central.

Signature Japan to Tokyo, Kyoto & Mt. Fuji

The broadcaster nearly drowned in Spain and found spiritual healing in New Zealand

Named after its place of origin in the wet woodlands of Japan's Mt. Hakone, Hakone grass has become a popular tuft choice among gardeners. Here's why.

No need to fly all the way to Japan just to sit in a hot spring. These resorts have warm, mineral water to soak in for therapeutic benefits.